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Original Title:	The Garden of Rama
ISBN:	1857230213 (ISBN13: 9781857230215)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Rama #3

The Garden of Rama (Rama #3)

Arthur C. Clarke

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 593 pages

Rating: 3.78 | 20996 Users | 353 Reviews

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In the year 2130 a mysterious spaceship, Rama, arrived in the solar system. It was huge - big enough to contain a city and a sea - and empty, apparently abandoned. By the time Rama departed for its next, unknown, destination many wonders had been uncovered, but few mysteries solved. Only one thing was clear: everything the enigmatic builders of Rama did, they did in threes. Eighty years later the second alien craft arrived in the solar system. This time, Earth had been waiting. But all the years of preparation were not enough to unlock the Raman enigma. Now Rama II is on its way out of the solar system. Aboard it are three humans, two men and a woman, left behind when the expedition departed. Ahead of them lies the unknown, a voyage no human has ever experienced. And at the end of it - and who could tell how many years away that might be? - may lie the truth about Rama...

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Title	:	The Garden of Rama (Rama #3)
Author	:	Arthur C. Clarke
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 593 pages
Published	:	December 1993 by Orbit (first published 1973)
Categories	:	Science Fiction. Fiction

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So, this is the third book in a series of at least four, possibly more. I don't know though; my mom handed me this one thinking I'd like it. So I jumped in without really knowing anything that happened before the story started. It added a mystery piece to it, which was pretty cool. And they give enough information throughout that I could guess what was going on, and even get those kind of questions answered. I think they even did it in a way that the information would not have been redundant had

Vile. Clumsily written by a dullard and carelessly edited by a sluggard. Read Lee's review near the top of the list if you really are still curious.

What can I say about this volume, it is a fascinating examination of what happens to the crew of Rama II. How the crew has children, becomes a multiple parent system with half-brothers/sisters.That was all in the first third of the book and was extremely mind blowing as a reader trying to figure out what you would have done in their shoes. Its written with a scientific flare, keeping one examining it with an open mind.However, the book then is turned over to Larry who seems obsessed with sex and

This is part three of the series and my second time reading it. Again, I just didn't remember things the way the book presents them. In this book the family has reached the Node, been informed by the aliens that they are to be studies as are all other species the aliens can find anywhere in the universe. Meanwhile, the family has expanded to 5 kids. They are then informed that they can all leave the Node to go back to their solar system except two must remain at the Node. The oldest person

In space, nobody can get an erection.That's the takeaway from the first third of The Garden Of Rama where the three surviving astronauts (Nicole, Richard, Michael) from Rama II try, and try, and try, and try, to conceive and repopulate the human race as it exists in a giant space tube. The notion of a unorthodox family unit forming on the Rama spacecraft seemed promising as eventually children are had by Nicole and Richard. But the train goes off the rails when Nicole decides she REALLY needs to

OK, here we go: This, the third of the quadrology of Rama, refers to new Eden, sort of the New Garden of Eden if you will; took me some time to get it. This one starts out with the journals of Nicole Des Jardins and her husband and companion, having kids and eking out their existence in Rama II. The first part, then, is a description of life with the scientist and the theologian, whom Nicole convinces to sire her next two kiddos, with the possibility of them kiddos hookin' up and makin' some

There's a scene towards the end of the sixth Harry Potter book where Harry and Dumbledore find a small basin of water with a much-needed magical item at the bottom of it. The water is cursed, though, and they can't simply reach in and grab the item, nor scoop out the water; the water has to be drunk in its totality before the item can be attained. And you just know that water's going to taste bad. Think the purified essence of a thousand Domino's pizzas and then multiply that by three. Yes, that